About Us

About Onitsha Blog

 Welcome to Onitsha, your trusted source for daily updates, captivating stories, and insights about the bustling city of Onitsha. Our blog is dedicated to celebrating the vibrant life, rich culture, and unique history of one of Nigeria’s most dynamic cities.

At Onitsha, we keep you informed about the latest news, events, and happenings around town, while also taking you on a journey through the city’s fascinating past. Whether it's exploring historical landmarks, uncovering lesser-known facts, or sharing stories that reflect the spirit of Onitsha, we’re here to connect you with everything that makes this city extraordinary.

From its iconic markets and thriving business hubs to its cultural heritage and inspiring tales of resilience, Onitsha is more than a city—it’s a way of life. Join us as we shine a light on the people, places, and stories that define Onitsha.

Stay connected, stay informed, and discover the heart of Onitsha with us.


Our Address

Onitsha Blog

123 Main Street, Odoakpu, Onitsha, Anambra State, Nigeria

Latitude: 6.1512° N
Longitude: 6.7854° E

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Features of Quality YouTube Views

 If you want to buy YouTube Views , you have to make sure that it's quality. YouTube views are one of the most important metrics for measuring the performance of a video. However, not all views are created equal. The quality of YouTube views is more important than simply accumulating high numbers. High-quality views can improve your video’s visibility, audience retention, and monetization potential, while low-quality or fake views may harm your channel in the long run. This article explores the features of quality YouTube views , their impact on growth, and how to ensure your views meet YouTube’s standards. 1. Definition of Quality YouTube Views A quality YouTube view is counted when a real person: Intentionally clicks on your video to watch it. Watches a significant portion of the video (ideally 30 seconds or more). Engages with the content through likes, comments, shares, or subscriptions. Such views come from genuine, organic traffic and comply with YouTube’s policies and ...
Read more

Nelogram is building a community driven social network for Africans.

Image
Africa stands as a beacon of cultural vibrancy and economic potential. Yet, a persistent gap in digital innovation specifically tailored for the African demographic has often led to communities feeling underserved or disconnected. “If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together,” states an African proverb. This sentiment encapsulates the vision of Nelogram , a unique social network and payment platform founded by Barack Okaka Obama on November 15, 2021 . Nelogram is designed to serve Africans and lovers of Africa worldwide by blending communication, payment integration, and social connectivity. Nelogram The platform embodies a mission to bridge gaps, empower individuals, and celebrate Africa’s cultural, entrepreneurial, and economic narratives in a manner that resonates globally. The Social Network: Where Connection Meets Identity In a world dominated by Western-centric social platforms, Nelogram takes a refreshing approach by creating a space specifically for ...
Read more

History of Onitsha Head Bridge and Onitsha to Asaba Ferry Crossing

Image
Before the construction of the Onitsha Head Bridge, transportation across the Niger River between Onitsha (in present-day Anambra State) and Asaba (Delta State) relied heavily on ferries. This ferry system was a vital link in colonial Nigeria, supporting the trade of palm oil and agricultural products. By the mid-20th century, the ferry crossing became insufficient to accommodate the region's growing population and trade demands, necessitating the development of a permanent structure. History of Onitsha Head Bridge and Onitsha to Asaba Ferry Crossing The Construction of Onitsha Head Bridge The first River Niger Bridge , commonly known as the Onitsha Head Bridge, was commissioned in the early 1960s. Feasibility studies began in the 1950s under the guidance of Netherlands Engineering Consultants (NEDECO). The French construction firm Dumez undertook its construction between 1964 and 1965, with an investment of £6.75 million. The steel bridge spanned 1,404 meters (4,606 feet) and incl...
Read more